Link's Froggy Evening | 8-bit Animation

A silly little animation inspired by the old Looney Tunes cartoon "One Froggy Evening." Here's a clip of the famous scene: • Michigan J. Frog - "He...
Credits:
"Hello, Ma Baby (8 Bit Chiptune)" - Raxlen Slice - • Raxlen Slice - Hello, ...
Made with Adobe Animate.

[@SoshiTheYoshi]

Link now has the sudden urge to exploit Wart's talent for a quick rupee

[@davidthecommenter]

unfortunately, wart only shows to those who dream.

[@TwilitDragon1]

Dude, you just successfully combined looney tunes and Zelda. Hats off to you!

[@FrenzyFanboy]

Good thing this is all a dream

[@Cant_believe_its_waffles_at3AM]

Haha funni Mario frog goes brrr

[@SonicX-qi2se]

“Huh…?”

[@komaristudios2863]

Dude did the looney tunes

[@matofilipovic7818]

I did not expect that xD

[@Garrulous64]

"I'm waking up the wind fish right the heck now"

[@nectronomeflower4895]

I'd shit my pants if I saw graphics like these on a GBA

[@dragonplayz08]

Pretty sure this is supposed to be Legend of Zelda Link’s Awakening DX on Game boy color

[@coolj4334]

Hey, he's blushing. He liked it.

[@someperson1028]

Ooooook......

[@OrdinaryMarioBrosOfficial]

Wart be goin’ hard

[@OrionArt6122]

I love it!

[@davidthecommenter]

this, or piranha plants on parade. which one you choosing?

[@herrice3227]

Perfect 🤣

[@theredrabbid]

check please!

[@GasglowJones]

FIRST

[@PipProductions]

Matthew 20:16

[@TwilitDragon1]

@@PipProductionsGood one!

[@Mikewee777]

​@@PipProductions The phrase "many are called but few are chosen" in Matthew 20:16 does not imply a contradiction but rather serves as a qualification. It elucidates why God, valuing generosity over fairness, may seem to favor some over others. The verse emphasizes that God's grace, not merit, determines rewards, highlighting that all receive based on His generosity. Interpretations vary, with some seeing it as referring to Israel and Gentiles entering the kingdom through faith in Christ or as a general reversal of status in the kingdom. Ultimately, the parable underscores that God's grace is freely given and not based on human worthiness or effort, allowing even those seemingly undeserving to receive His grace first. The phrase aims to convey the concept of divine selection based on grace rather than merit
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This is why some people would rather go to hell than bow to unfairly celestial theistic tyrants who reject absolute worthiness in the name of mercy. Some people are beyond mercy and the looney tunes cartoon this video is based on is proof of that .

[@lillybrownewell7679]

​@@PipProductions Thanks for humbling him

[@salita7697]

What's wart even doing😂

[@prestonestes1388]

Michigan J Frog 🐸 from Looney Tunes. 🐰